Flanagan, Asst. Prof. Jason

Qualifications Obtained

• Bachelor of Arts (Honours), University of Queensland
• PhD, University of Queensland
• Graduate Certificate of Higher Education, University of Canberra

Recent Publications

Jason Flanagan’s research cuts across the fields of security, development, and political and diplomatic history. Recent publications include:

• Flanagan, J., Imagining the Enemy: American Presidential War Rhetoric from Woodrow Wilson to George Walker Bush (Claremont, CALF: Regina, 2009).
• Flanagan, J., (with Joseph M. Siracusa and Richard Dean Burns,) American Foreign Relations Since Independence (Praeger, forthcoming March 2013).
• Flanagan, J., (with Tahmina Rashid) International Development: Linking Academia with Development Aid and Effectiveness (Lambert Academic Publishing, 2011). ISBN-10: 3844380728, ISBN-13: 978-3844380729
• Flanagan, J., "The Vietnam War at Home and Abroad" in Shirleene Robinson and Julie Ustinoff, eds., The 1960s in Australia: Power, People and Politics (Cambridge Scholars, March 2012)
• Flanagan, J., "Teaching Human Security: Tackling the Security-Development Nexus in the Classroom," in International Development: Linking Academia with Development Aid and Effectiveness (Lambert Academic Publishing, 2011).
• Flanagan, J., "Reframing, Restructuring Conflicts," in Nigel Young, ed., The International Encyclopedia of Peace (New York and Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2010)
• Flanagan, J., "Language and Conflict," in Nigel Young, ed., The International Encyclopedia of Peace (New York and Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2010).
• Flanagan, J., "The 1970s: The War in Indochina and the Loss of American Prestige," American History. ABC-CLIO, 2011. Web. 23 Aug. 2011. ISBN978-1-598-84668-3

Grants

• O'Donnell Grant by George Bush Presidential Library Foundation and Bush School’s Center for Presidential Studies (November 2000)
• Research Grant by Committee on Research, Scholarship and Academic Relations of the Harry S. Truman Library Institute (October 2000).
• Moody Grant from the Lyndon Baines Johnson Foundation (October 2000).

Awards

• Lubin-Winant Research Fellowship by Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute (November 2000).

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